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Save the Pennies, Boys.

Nearly every boy in the country hopes
at some time to be- able to purchase farm.
To some this SCENT a very great under
taking. But, boys, it can be done in our
glorious America. There 10 10 boy go
poar4o-daE buI. II he h.d good health,
esp esrn mas UsY5revnaa line farm;
aud he can do this before ne il an old
man. The whole secret in earning u farm
is to save the pennies. The dollars will
soon begin to take care Of themselves.
There arc a hundred things which
young men would like to have, but, il
poor, they must deny themselves for a lit
tie while. The young man, while vet in
his teens, wishes q horse and carriage that
he may take bis young lady friends out
riding. Il he is poor, the expense OF the
outfit will keep him poor. An obserys-
ton, running over 4 good many years,
shows that the poor boys who "must have
a horse and carriage remain poor men. A
large numbsr OF young men and boys
must have" tobacco in some form. 1t is
wonderful how tobacco will run away
with money. Many q nan spends enough
money for this drug in fifteen or twenty
years to buy a farm. Many young men
spend too much money on clothes. 1t
10 our duty 10 dress ~decentIy, but
a poor boy canno. expect to dress
as well as the lawyer, the physi.
clan, or the minister. 1t simply can.
not be done. Others IL. their money alp
away in trihles. A dollar is broken 10 buy
a few cents worth Of candy; then a plate
Of les cream; then a pint OF peanuts; then
an illustrated paper; then a glass of beer
then tfinkets OF one kind or another, IN.
iii all that ID earned Is spent and there ia
nothing ut sll 10 show for the expe1di.
ture.
The anaouGt CT money actually re.
quired TO feed Gud cover q man Tor bowl
10 very email indeed. 1.-THE boy were 10
resolve 10 cave ~ much us possible for q
few years, he would enon haya q sufficient
amount to start him in business. Having
acquired the habit Of paving, his credit
will be good, and he can borrow money to
enable him 10 enlarge his buBinesa. But
DO who lets bis money Slip through his
fingers will live and die poor, but it is
much more comfortable to have sorAe
means.
affirm that every American boy with
good health can aspire 10 own a fine farm,
well stocked. He can earn it.
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BLIND MEN AT TILE bat.
They Play with II Tuuerul Ball and Make

They llay with u Tuneful ball and Make
Zig Scores.
"Up in Dakota last week." said a COM
mercial traveller, who was from Chicago,
and, therefore, ysracious, according to the
Herald, Of that city, ~ saw the quecrest
game Of base ball that was ever played.
All the players were blind. Yes, sir, as
blind as eyeless bats. OF course, you
don't bclieys 1t. l didn't believe 1t either,
till I saw 'em play. How did they do IL?
Just like any other players, with tho ex.
ception that they used a ball especially
prepared for the occasion.
Through this base ball there was a hole,
and in the hole was q little concern like
that which you see in q harmonica. On
the homo plate was a littlo bell, which the
umpire rang by pulling u string Just be.
fore the pitcher tired in O ball. judging
Of the position OF the base by tho sound
OF the bell, the pitcher put the ball right
where 1t ought 10 bs. AS the ball sailed
toward the batsmsu, the air rushing
through tho hole in 1t played q little tune,
and 1t was by this sound that the bats
LlhA LlpuO LAD pLllLCs ~ hh6 tub bHlub
with the field strike. Wherever the bali
went 1t was singing a little tune, and
this sound was sll the players had to
judge by.
Handle the ball2 Well, 1 should say
they could. They played a fine game, and
l tell you that the music OF the ball whiz.
zing and soaring about tho field and those
blind fellows catching and throwing it
Just as il they could See made'a scene
never to DO forgotten. The members OF
these blind mines were all inmates OF the
Dakota Blind Asylum, but II they can
make proper arrangements they are going
on the road as an exhibition. They'd
draw immense crowds, too.
"What, you don't believe this story ?
Well, wait till tho picked blind nine tack.
les the Chicagos some day and do 'em up,
and then I guess your incredulity will
come to IN end"
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DESyHR, Coll, Feb. -, lSSG-For near
ly siz years ! suffered greatly with what
the doctors called lumbhgo. | was unable
10 walk during that interval more than a
few steps ut q time, or to rise from q chair
after once sitting down, without aysis,-
anco. A friend urged me TO give ALI
COCKS PoRous PLAsTElS g trial, and he
went and got some Tor ME and put them
or my back. l felt easisr with them on
than anything l had ever tried, and
continued their use for nearly three
months, changing them every week until
| WAS absolutely cured-cured 80 that
from tnas day to this, nearly six months,
| have been able to work.
O. NJ, WggKs.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
30, Bond at once and yet a bottle OF MrS.
Wlssl0w's SOOTHING SYRUP ron CnlLD-
Rxs TEsrnlNd. It's value is incalculablo.
1t will relieve tho poor little sufferer i'm
mediatcly. Depend upon It., molhem,
there Is no mistake about Il. 1t curos
d~ysentery and diarrhea, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
Boltens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
DyBtem. Mn. WISslow'a sooTnIsa Synur
ron CHILDREN TYETHINa Is pleasant to the
taste, and 10 tho prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female nurBe1 md phyui.
cianB In the United States. and is for sale
by Hll d~ruggiBa throughout tho world,
Price Is cent? u bottle. Mwraw
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" tPhlHuION LTNC.
The North-bound stream OF Florida TX.
C~uIsioniB.s has nearly ceased to flow. One
Of tho tail. ondors leaves this little incident
In Washington: Tho train had stopped
10 water up OF n North Carolina station,
which has recently come into prominence
as & winter health resort. Two, big white
hotels were In sight ovcr the eCrubby, I'm.
tillsd landscape, with n few mud md
timber" shHnlIps among tho pincs. An
anarchy cart with a bob.tailed mule and n
two.yoar.old steer hitched in union stood
near tho station. Tho apparent owner oil
tho cyclone wreck was long
legged, dilapidated C~lay.eater, with
the juice Of General Tom Cling.
mana universal panRcOn trickling down
the CornprB Of his mouth. A car window
Bhot up and n nasal voice interrogatod the
native In purea!. .Bostoneao: MY friend
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a Picked Lot of Choice Novels.

PlV Hall Gd.tItc.
|. The beet historical novel, SCOTS
"lvanhoe." .. The best humorous novel,
Dickens "Pickwick." 3. The most inag.
native romance, Rider Hagssrd's ''She."
4. The best "noyel with II purpose
Charles Reade's "Eever Too Lste to
Mend" 5. THIS best talo Of s~eaiaring life,
Marryatt's "Midshipman Easy" 9. The
best tele oil country life, George Eliot'f
adam Bede." 7. The best sensational
novel, Wlikie Collins Woman in White
8. The best tale for boys, Defoe's Robin,
aon Crusoe." o. The beat Irish novel
Lsver's" Charles 0'Malley." 10. Tho beaI
Scotch novel, SCOTS "The Heart OF Mid
lothian" II. The beet novel OF all, Thack'
eray's "Vanity Fair"
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Ehirnno T1Luu,-

UIIFHDV ITIUHNfI
Author ttimidlyl-"I ace that tho price
paid for Tcnnyson'a jubilee ode was $40 a
line. / don't expect, OF course, that this
little effort OF mine would be-" Editor
(sarcmtically)-'O, You don't! You arc
too modeH,, Sir" Author-"But il you'll
kindly insert it In tomorrow mornings
paper I'll willingly pay you the regular
advertising rats OF 20 cents per line,
Here's the money, So" Editor with
deep ieclingl-"My dear Dir, on looking
over tho poem ! find 1t full Of merit. III
take It," Tho author, having made u be,
Of $50 with the rival publisher around the
corner that bis poem would DO accepted
Wake out OF the office $40 ahead.
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NNHIIlIIlIIIITTTiITITIlIITTTTTI1
AN PENLETTE

S0Esrss-About nino year. aso I had . child Two
lyears old and almost dead. The doctor I had attending
not think II was worms. lie said no However. mi
did not atiify me, s I felt convinced In mr. own mind
thatsh bad. lobtalned q bottle OF DR.. @. MeLANE,S
her q teApoonful IN the morning and another al nlrht.
aiter which she passed .serentylwo. worms and was i
Wen child. Since then ] have nefer been without Il In
good that had neglected watching their actions until
about three weeks ago. when two Of them presented The
same siekly appearances that Fanny did nfnc years 40,
once With a bottle Of DR.. u. MeLANES vETMI.
FuGE between four Of my children, their ages being
rs follows; Alice, . yearsi Charley, I years Emma, ]
and Etnns came out all right, but Charley passed forty.
i've and Johnny about sixty worms. { Tho result was 80
gratitying that spont two. days In showing the won.
have tho worms on exhibition In my store.
f0as truly
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Mrs. Phmbe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county. H., tolls the following remarkable
story, tho truth OF which is vouched for
by tho residents Of tho town: ~ nm IS
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lamsnom for many
ycara; could not dress myBelf without
help. Now ! ain FREQ from all pain and
soreness, md nm able to do nil my own
homework. owe my thnnks to Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth and
removed completely MI disonso and pnin.n
Try a bottle, only bOc, ut Logan & Col
drug store. 4
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NEW roRK, May 2S.-lelrolcum strong, but after
first \ lies became weak nn expected developments
In Tho oil ileld. closing weak; market opened II,
6Ic: highest Gi@Ec; lowestG J,.c; closing ut G14c;
sales 81, U0 barruls,
on, CITY, "a, May 2.-opcncd at GsHJo; highest
Gic; loves GlIsC; ,lsed nj 69kc; sales b53.lOC
tArlelB: ,leAranccS 2,IUJ,0U barrels; charters lOl,
5Si barrels; shipments S9,3il barrels.
PITTSBURGH, May 2S.-rctrOleIm fairly active,
closed weaker: OIenod At Giu; closed 81 G3I4o; hiHh,
eAt ,AAc, LOWEST GJhc.
BRAbrOHD. IA, May @s.-opcnel at G3isc; closed
nj GI6c; highest Gic: lowest GjGc; CleatHuCG
7720uU barrcls.
1IruSriILI, Pa, Nay 8.-0pcnci nj G31Sc; high
est o. 80; 0west 63hu: closed al 63Hc.
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THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq. c5as Pine Street,
81. Louis. No.. writes: 81 was n great sufferer
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
aud splitting, and for the lust eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils. 1
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
Kennedy. and | nm now t~eIl man. I believe
It to be the only suro remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one has oiny to give It n
FUR trial 10 experience astounding results and
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whydoyouh harness together suchsstranse.
ly,incongruous couple tasI see yonder?nn
Natlve-"W'ich r. Tourist-"Why do you
harness q mule and q steer together?n,
Native-""Straneer, theirs allus some idgit
AKIN jesa SIGH dernl fool questions, anil
jess sorter throws that right out fer bait"
Tourist changes the subject-"I SEQ no
signs OF cultivation In this vicinity how
do you people liver "We allus lives
of'n hlackberrlea In summer an OFF,
sick Yankees In winter" While the
tourist was thinking up something real
sarcastic and cutting the train moved out.
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CHICAGO, May 3.-Ca.tlc-R Receipts 1000 head
shipments go head; market steady; slockets and
SG0; Texas c ,itlc So I0lI D, ~Hogs-RecuIpis .Os
head shipments 800 head: market slow and clos
Ing lOc lower; rough and mixed 81 lOli IS; packing
and shipping s. yJaS Is; light 81 IUai So: skips
S. 5OAi ~. ehecl-Re, cip,s 500 mead; shipments
none; market ilruer: clipped natives s. GUli Is:
western s. Sal "; Texans u 75ai 10; lambs q Of
NJ Is.
EASr Liberty, May 2.-Ca,le- Receipts 81
head; shipments d head market nothing doing
all through cOnsigHinentS. liugs-RcCeinR 3.lUJ
hcui; shipments ) lU mead: market inlr; rhilAdel.
phlls 81 25ao 80; iOrkerh 81 gSa5 o.; common and
lighs si6oa4 SO; pigs 81 0OIi 50. s~hccp-RCccIpp
Nv head. hhipnenB 4N h0ad; market slow u
Yesterdays Prices,
UlsCISSATI, D., May 2~S.-lIogs quiet; common
and light s. 10at y; packing and ~putclicrs 81 IUl
10; receipts 70 head; shipments 2,!OJ head.
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Tho best salya in the world for cats,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, iaveI
sorOa, totter, chopped hands, chilblainA,
corNs, and oil skin eruptionB, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
ia guaranteed 10 give perfect estisi9iiou,
or money refunded. Price 25 Couta per
box. For sale by Logan & 90.
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Prot. W. HArsSER, the famous mcsmerist,
OF Ithaca, n. T., writes: "Some Ten years ago
! suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. Ny family physician gave me up as
incnrablc, and said l must die. Ny case was
such n bad one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become SO hoarsc | could
barely speak above n whisper. In the morning
my coughing npd clearing OF my throat would
almost strlngle me. by the use Of DR.. Sagc's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, I was a well
nlan, and the cure has been permanent"
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ELI KODn,Ss, RmIpdn p. o.. Columbia Co,
Pa, says: My daughter had cltarrh when
Sage's Catarrh Remedy advertised, and pro
cured q bottle for her. and soon saw that it
helped her; n third bottle effected q perma-
nent curo. She is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty"
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FINANcE n TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and sto
. .HHH W4EaeaR AfarI.t. a#s aH.H.aH o. sr

" Ne"tuFes ot tue money anu htOok
Markets.
NEW Yohx, May 2s,-Money dull at 3a5 per cent
lht loan At per cent. closed offered at 8 por cent
Prime mercantile paper 6as per cent Sterling ex,
change dull aud unchanged.
IN oealpgs Ia stocn to-day were even smaller
AND less Interesting tnan thoye Of last Saturday,
me market showing the same lack OF character
win wen less disposition 10 trade, Tho opening
was moderately firm. most stocks showing inslgni.
ncant advances over yesterdays lnaT asufts,
There was q quiet trading Tor tho fnt few minutes,
altsr which the market settled down to extreme
dullnes, which continued until The Issue OF the
bank statement shortly befors noon, after which
tnefe Was a moderately active business until the
clo,e Prices were heavy and Ia some cases weak
uniil the covering oil 'shorts" bryan, when almost
on the active List moved up sharply, The
early loss being recovered with fractions Ia add.
tion Inc Close was moderately active aud urn 10
strong, al about the best figures reached. Almost
everything, on tho active list Is higher, although
10 shares. ~
hailroad bonds were dull; sales. 500, 600,
Government bonds wele dull aud steady.
lhL VAHI1A RDI.NNtn
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TAKE one Of Dr.. J. Ii. McLean's Little
Liver end Kidney pillots at night before
You 60 to bud and you will will no BUR.
prisod how buoyant and vigorous you will
feel the next day. Only 25 cents q vial.
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NEw fOnv, May 8.-Tlo demand was very mod.
crate, NJ the attention OF l,nycrs was almost wholly
absorbed In nj examination oi tho stocks OF quilts
nnd llhniels IL bU hold nj auction next week.
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The sales OF the week at Boston are re.
ported at 2,3ll,0 00, as compared with l..
5I5,iW pounds last week, aud 2,G02, 900 IN
the corresponding week q year ago.
At P~niladelphis there 10 a good demand
for tat ~tlseces, but stocks are too email 10
admit OF active trading. Prices are re,s.
lively lower here than they ara at couu.
try points, and dealers are reluctant to
stock up. The surroundings Of the trade
are not favorable to III advance in prices
here, bu. the feeling is gaining ground
that the seaboard markets will respond to
the advance in tho West, il the excite.
ment there should continue for any
length oil time. At Louisville clear mudi.
nm woDl ia reported to DO advancing
steadily, selling Thursday ct %! $50 cents.
The Savannah, Ga, wool market is tx.
cited, dealers paying 90 cents freely, which
is nine cents higher than on the same day
last season. At Chicago wool IL more act
i've at firm prices, with larger receipts Of
the new clip and freer sales OF old wool to
manufacturers.
There hGs been rather more frmness
shown in Esstcrn pig.iron markets, and
st. Louis and ChicSgo report similarly,
but with nc quothb!e change in prices. In
CINCINNATI, rs per advicca from Neasre.
Rogers, BroTn& Co., "tne ~prolougasion oil
the coke strike has rapidly cut down the
stocks, but has had NJ appreciabls effect
on the market for foundry and mill irons,
most consumers believing it will not last
long. Lack Of coke liz the Birmingham
diatric; has cut down the expected pro.
duct many thousands Of tons in the lest
;hfea months. IN the Jackson county
district mvre than half OF the furnsces ara
out Of blast" There arc no changes to
Is.e in steel rails.
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Ole aataliQtlren
DECORATION DAY,

f.HNf.hL an NNl-ER.H
Play the peice bugles low,
And the white roses blow,
And the apple blooms oil
The green valleys with snow;
Let our sweet tongs Arise EEI
On the springs western wind,
We can never forget them
who died for mankind.
Bet the fisg on their graves,
In the lilies enshiined.
We can never ioigIt them
We died for mankind.
Bet the flag on their graves,
Where the yefnal wind lAyes,
The roses OF p ace,
From the springs western waves.
Twas for you aud for me
Their grand lives they resigued;
They are brothers 10 all men
Who lied for Mankind.
Bot The flags on their graves
In the II les %PnshriGei,
Let Us never forget them
Who died for mankind.
Set the fac on their graves,
Where the thruAh. iluting low,
Shall take up our song,
And sing Oh IS We 20,
Der the bloom Of tho flag,
In the lilies cnshrincd;
Their lives ART Immortal
Who died for mankind.
Set the flag on thglr graves
Mid the lilies c%nshrtned,
Thelr lives arc Immortal
Who died for mankind,
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gdIy u1CCpI SUNDAY, "--I"--
MO-. %, u and 81 stop nj all st,tions.

IDaiy except Monday. So. lUll
IN as N Nv as accommodation leaves Wheeling at
81 claiBvilIc Accommodation, lesvns whceliry,s
aho;oy Z; NJ, 2:l5 and 5:45 p. M: Returning, AZ.
s snHs !. maeeInng at!0:S5 =. N, Leo aud 6:s0 p. m.,5
ohliy except Sunday.
clnhSI without change, with b. 4 O. Eleeper
ALvush 70 Ginclnnsu on tho night train, m q
oniGago Limited leaving at Dis p. IN. hns Chi.
cASo sleeper out OF Wheeling. gSSix
Columbus recommendation leaves whee,in, a.
~ p.ai, peilAlre at2:O5p !, N. daily except Sunday,
I nS.an accommodation, ieayea Wheoung
.. m.' Ssi Iya eI 1Sa arrives sIr% Al 2ouDdSsillc at l2:l5
ThImont accommodation at 4.l0 .. n.
tn.ousa Coach tror Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
p.v,yyv oa a, T @D y; iesvins Wheeling 81 1000 q. H., ar.
d .. Sleeping Csrs on al through trsins.
"a So Eth y are maze for ali po,Du South
, Sst Iu NY NORTH and Northwest, making this
ton Is given. - r~''"-" 'SNt'T
Tscse1 70 al principal points on sale a. Depot,
Depot Ticket ofaco. 7. G. BURKE, 49,
4iete' AE ASH Z sSIG & Rsp0s:
Ticket Agent, under McLurp liouss.
John y LANE TRAY. Passenger Agent.
=; b; LORD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
wv: Il CLEMENTs. ManHser.
WREELING & PITTSBURGH DIYI.
" SION, B. l. 0.
On and ai.ar aAY.29 1887, passenger trains will
fua iouoWa-EtstOrn Standard time: 100
DEPAETugK,
E9t Piteburgh-6.U q. H., daily; s:lo a. M,
asiiy, e1Sept SUNDAY; las .. N. daily, cxcep. BUN.
fS'r %skinEtS HS45: !. M. daily, e,oet. sunday, !
ARRfvAA. 40
t9a f9tsSursh-9:iOa a. m, daily; Ills a. m.
a aan 300 p H. daily, e1oept Sunday; 1910 p. "a,
From Wahinglor-s:OJ, a. m, daily, except sun.
Gay. G.S-LoRD, General Passenger ksaa,.
~. PATTON, supl
- ~. lASE. Tray. Psss. AIT. Wheeling
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MEDICAL.
" MylLife.


klstElsIE WIN Dllloub IeVtl. 1GA1glfE+.t4
aMy doctor pronounced me cured, but !
got sick again, with terrible palma In my
back and sides, and l got 90 bad l
Could not novel
/ Bhrunki
From 22s lbs, 10 1901 I had been doc.
toring for my liver, but It did no good, I
did not expect 10 live more than three
montba. | began to use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned. my palms left me.
" my entire Nstem tcen Cd renewed n II BY magic,
and alter using several bottles, An not only a.
before. To Hop Bitten lowe my lie"
Da&fa, Jaat ., 20. Is. Fi4zPAIA!cx.
CHAPTER II.
"Matdon. Mass, Feb. 4, 1884, Genilemen-
81 ! suffered with attacks Of tick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In
the most tsrriblesnd exctuciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me re-
lief or cure, until I used Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured me;
Tho second made Inc aa well and strong
as when a child,
sand ! have been 90 TO this day."
Ny husband was IN invalid for twenty
years with q serious
"Kidney, liver and urinary complaint.
"Pronouneed by Boston's best physi.
cisns-"Incusable!"
Seven bottles Of your Bltters cured him
and know Of the
"Liyes OF eight persons
In my neiRhborhood that have been
saved by your bitters.
And many more are using them with
great benefit. "lhey almost do miracles2"
Mrs. L. d. Slack.
How TO GER ~HIcK.-Expose yourself day and
night; cat too much without exercise: work TOO
hard without rest; doctor all the time; take nl
the vile Osuum advertised, and then Jou Will
want 10 know 80
HOW 10 dir wEL--which Is answered in three
Wordk-Tuke Hon BItters, HlF+ FEI
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Hardened Liver

Five yesrs sgo l broke down with kid.
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then l have been unable to be
about at all. My liver became hard like
wood; my limbs were pulled up and filled
with water.
All the best physicians agreed that
nothing could cure me. l resolved to try
Hop Bitters; l have used seven bottles
the hardness has all gone from my liver,
the swelling from my limbs, and it has
worked a miracle in my case; otherwise l
would have been now in my grave.
J.,W. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct. !, 1854.
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